Joe Biden’s Chicago plan for crime set to be another big loser – American Thinker

"The gun-dealer crackdown is crap. Here are the more likely reasons crime is spilling over out of control in Chicago: Leftist prosecutors who don't prosecute. The Soros-financed Kim Foxx, running the Chicago prosecutorial shop is Exhibit A."
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Peterman
4 years ago

lightweight and foxx are terrorists working for the fourth reich under furher soros to destroy the city and won’t stop releasing criminals until the police are gone and the there is no one left to arrest them –

hasn’t anyone been watching? they have done this around the globe with terrorist groups now doing it here with these fascist moles and race/gender ideology

Ex Illini
4 years ago

It will be another big loser for the American taxpayer, but to friends and family of the Biden administration it will be more free money. A bunch of senior “advisor” jobs where no work is required and government checks are direct deposited.

Fed up neighbor
4 years ago

Police can only do so much all the money in the world will not change the situation people have to want change and change it themselves.

The Paraclete
4 years ago

Joe Biden and his Strike Force will implement a campaign of unrestricted hot air,
to discourage unacceptable behavior, identify root causes followed by community based counseling. Salaries and benefits are estimated at $42m annually for fifty years to run concurrently with the lead pipe project, or maybe;forever! Lori is asking for support of The Insane Pimps from The Henry Horner Homes; Yard Love!

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